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A rear carrier rack for a bicycle comprises spaced-apart side members, each of which includes a horizontal portion and an L-shaped portion, an inverted U-bar, an inverted V-bar and a plurality of cross pieces, of which one between the two horizontal portions of the side members supports a pair of ad

A rear carrier rack for a bicycle comprises spaced-apart side members, each of which includes a horizontal portion and an L-shaped portion, an inverted U-bar, an inverted V-bar and a plurality of cross pieces, of which one between the two horizontal portions of the side members supports a pair of adjustable connecting bars and a locking mechanism for such bars. The free ends of the two bars and the two points where the free ends of the V-shaped and U-shaped bars meet serve as the four attachment points of the rack to the bicycle.

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A rear carrier rack for a bicycle comprising a pair of spaced-apart side members, each including a horizontal portion forming a side element of a platform, and an L-shaped strut portion extending downwardly from the rearward end of the horizontal portion, an inverted U-shaped member including a hori

A rear carrier rack for a bicycle comprising a pair of spaced-apart side members, each including a horizontal portion forming a side element of a platform, and an L-shaped strut portion extending downwardly from the rearward end of the horizontal portion, an inverted U-shaped member including a horizontal base and a pair of substantially vertical side legs extending downwardly from the base, the base being joined to the two horizontal portions of the side members and forming a cross piece of the platform, the free ends of the two L-shaped portions of the side members being joined separately to the two vertical side legs of the U-shaped member above the free ends of the side legs of the U-shaped member, a cross brace extending between and joined to the two side members at points substantially below the platform and adapted to be in close clearance from a bicycle rear wheel, and an inverted V-shaped member having a base joined to the cross brace and a pair of legs whose respective free ends coincide with the free ends of the respective legs of the U-shaped member and each of which is joined to a corresponding L-shaped portion rearward of the free end thereof, whereby triangular sub-structures are formed by portions of the side members, U-shaped members and V-shaped members adjacent their junctures in the region of the free ends of the V-shaped members where the free ends of the legs of the U-shaped and V-shaped members coincide and where the legs of the V-shaped members are joined to the L-shaped portion.